Samsung's Snapdragon-powered 2-in-1 Galaxy Book 2 starts at $999
Samsung's Galaxy Book 2 looks a lot like the Surface Pro 6
Microsoft's latest Windows 10 test build lets you remove more pre-installed apps
Remove more Windows 10 bloatware
Spotify Premium adds personalized artist radio stations, improved search and more
Spotify makes its Premium tier even more desirable
Samsung starts mass production using 7nm EUV process technology
TSMC is a few months behind
AMD's Zen 2 architecture could offer greatly improved IPC
Up to 13 percent improvement in IPC for scientific tasks
CD Projekt reveals another little-known Witcher fact: the ghost ship
Many players are still unaware of the ghostly vision
eBay is suing Amazon for allegedly poaching its sellers
Two weeks after it sent a cease-and-desist letter
New York Attorney General investigates MoviePass' parent company for potentially misleading investors
More unfortunate news for MoviePass' owners
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CULTURE
Turbinator II smashes 500 mph barrier at Bonneville
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APPLE
iPhone XR goes up for pre-order starting at $749
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STORAGE
Corsair releases its fastest SSDs to date, and they're surprisingly cheap
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FROM CHINA WITH LOVE
Huawei Mate 20 features 7nm Kirin SoC, Matrix Camera system
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OLD SCHOOL
Winamp's comeback story
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NET NEUTRALITY
Study: 99.7% of comments opposed FCC's net neutrality rollback
How to Enable the Group Policy Editor on Windows Home Editions
Tweaking Windows settings that are not available in standard menus will commonly require modifications to be made from the registry or Group Policy Editor (gpedit.msc). We regularly reference these throughout our tips, so we thought those of you on Windows Home will appreciate being able to use Gpedit like everyone else.
Makers of GTA V cheat software have homes searched
An Australian court granted the search and seize order
We Test a $1,000 CPU From 2010 vs. Ryzen 3
#ThrowBackThursday Today we're going to have a bit of benchmark fun as we test out a processor we reviewed in 2010. The Core i7-980X was a hexacore beast, but how does it stack up 8 years later? To find out I'm going to compare it with a whole heap of modern processors, including the dinky little $100 Ryzen 3 2200G.
Ming-Chi Kuo: Apple Macs will run its own custom CPU by 2020
Time will tell how accurate Kuo's predictions are
Essential lays off nearly a third of its staff
The hardware and sales division were hardest hit
Tesla has reportedly closed a deal to buy 210 acres of land in Shanghai for a Gigafactory
It would be the first Gigafactory to arrive outside the US
VR startup Thrust Vector is developing an in-cockpit training system
The headset accurately renders the position of the airplane in-flight
Apple's iPhone XR goes up for pre-order tomorrow starting at $749
Apple's budget-minded iPhone XR lands next week
Researchers have studied the mantis shrimp to develop a better self-driving car camera
Researchers look to the sea to make self-driving cars safer
Warner Bros drops Hitman 2's first Elusive Target trailer
An actor who is famous for dying on camera will play the role of 'Elusive Target #1'
Apple now lets US customers download Apple ID account data
How to download a copy of your data from Apple
Turbinator II smashes 500 mph barrier at Bonneville
Airplane speed, except on land
Facebook and MTV are rebooting reality TV pioneer 'The Real World'
Can social media keep a reality TV pioneer alive?
Chrome 70 is available and allows users to opt out of automatic data syncing
Opting out of data syncing is harder than it needs to be
Facebook admits its Portal device could collect user data for ad targeting
After originally denying it
Corsair releases its fastest SSDs to date, and they're surprisingly cheap
Up to 3000 MB/s write speeds
Pixel 3 XL gets the iFixit teardown treatment revealing a Samsung display and more glue
Good luck with display repairs
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